Crockett Hills Regional Park

Situated outside of the town of Crockett, the 1,939 sections of land of Crockett Hills Regional Park were likely chasing and assembling justification for Native Americans, later were nineteenth-century ranchlands, and all the more as of late were a piece of the mechanical history of the district. The first farm stable, milkhouse, and corrals can even now be found in the Crockett Ranch arranging and outing zone. The recreation center ranges in height from 150-800 feet, offering perspectives of San Pablo Bay, the Delta, Mount Tamalpais, and Mount Diablo.

Trails incorporate a 4.5-mile portion of the Bay Area Ridge Trail. The topography of Crockett Ranch Regional Park and the abutting Carquinez Regional Shoreline comprises of open, moving fields, lush gorges, eucalyptus-shaded glades, and stream shoreline. Multi-reason trails give access to gorge sees and ridgetop vistas.